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#include "UI.hpp"
#include "openvic-simulation/types/Colour.hpp"
using namespace OpenVic;
using namespace OpenVic::NodeTools;
using namespace OpenVic::GFX;
using namespace OpenVic::GUI;
bool UIManager::add_font(
std::string_view identifier, colour_argb_t colour, std::string_view fontname, std::string_view charset, uint32_t height
) {
if (identifier.empty()) {
Logger::error("Invalid font identifier - empty!");
return false;
}
if (colour.alpha == colour_argb_t::colour_traits::null) {
Logger::error("Invalid colour for font ", identifier, " - completely transparent! (", colour, ")");
return false;
}
if (fontname.empty()) {
Logger::error("Invalid fontname for font ", identifier, " - empty!");
return false;
}
return fonts.add_item({ identifier, colour, fontname, charset, height }, duplicate_warning_callback);
}
bool UIManager::_load_font(ast::NodeCPtr node) {
std::string_view identifier, fontname, charset;
colour_argb_t colour = colour_argb_t::null();
uint32_t height = 0;
bool ret = expect_dictionary_keys(
"name", ONE_EXACTLY, expect_string(assign_variable_callback(identifier)),
"fontname", ONE_EXACTLY, expect_string(assign_variable_callback(fontname)),
"color", ONE_EXACTLY, expect_colour_hex(assign_variable_callback(colour)),
"charset", ZERO_OR_ONE, expect_string(assign_variable_callback(charset)),
"height", ZERO_OR_ONE, expect_uint(assign_variable_callback(height)),
"colorcodes", ZERO_OR_ONE, success_callback,
"effect", ZERO_OR_ONE, success_callback
)(node);
ret &= add_font(identifier, colour, fontname, charset, height);
return ret;
}
NodeCallback auto UIManager::_load_fonts(std::string_view font_key) {
return expect_dictionary_reserve_length(
fonts,
[this, font_key](std::string_view key, ast::NodeCPtr node) -> bool {
if (key != font_key) {
Logger::error("Invalid key: \"", key, "\" (expected ", font_key, ")");
return false;
}
return _load_font(node);
}
);
}
bool UIManager::load_gfx_file(ast::NodeCPtr root) {
return expect_dictionary_keys(
"spriteTypes", ZERO_OR_ONE, Sprite::expect_sprites(
NodeTools::reserve_length_callback(sprites),
[this](std::unique_ptr<Sprite>&& sprite) -> bool {
/* TODO - more checks on duplicates (the false here reduces them from
* errors to warnings). The repeats in vanilla are identical (simple
* texture sprites with the same name referring to the same asset),
* maybe check if duplicates are equal? (this would require some kind
* of duplicate handling callback for `add_item`)
*
* It's also possible that some of the vanilla duplicates are intentional,
* after all I'm assuming all GFX files are loaded into a global registry
* rather than each GUI file using only the contnts of a few specific,
* maybe even hardcoded GFX files. This can't, however, explain all of the
* vanilla duplicates, as GFX_frontend_tab_button is repeated in the same
* file, albeit in a section marked "OLD STUFF BELOW..".
*
* Vanilla Duplicates:
* - GFX_bp_open_manager and GFX_bp_toggle_visible
* - simple texture sprites appearing identically in menubar.gfx and battleplansinterface.gfx
* - GFX_frontend_tab_button
* - texture sprite appearing twice identically in the same file (temp_frontend.gfx),
* both below a comment saying "OLD STUFF BELOW.."
*/
return sprites.add_item(std::move(sprite), duplicate_warning_callback);
}
),
"bitmapfonts", ZERO_OR_ONE, _load_fonts("bitmapfont"),
"fonts", ZERO_OR_ONE, _load_fonts("font"),
"objectTypes", ZERO_OR_ONE, success_callback,
"lightTypes", ZERO_OR_ONE, success_callback
)(root);
}
bool UIManager::load_gui_file(std::string_view scene_name, ast::NodeCPtr root) {
if (!sprites_are_locked()) {
Logger::error("Cannot load GUI files until GFX files (i.e. Sprites) are locked!");
return false;
}
return expect_dictionary_keys(
"guiTypes", ZERO_OR_ONE, Scene::expect_scene(
scene_name,
[this](std::unique_ptr<Scene>&& scene) -> bool {
return scenes.add_item(std::move(scene));
},
*this
)
)(root);
}
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